1. The Great Fire of London (1666):
180/360 Video/Point Cloud:
Present-day Pudding Lane (point-cloud) 360/180 degree video introduction.
VR Scene:
You’re in the middle of the fire, witnessing the chaos and exploring how the event unfolded.
2. Construction of Tower Bridge (1894):
360 Video/Point Cloud:
A view of the bridge today, with point-cloud beams and machinery forming around it.
VR Scene:
Step into a construction site, interact with workers, and see how the bridge came to life.
3. The Blitz (1940s):
360 Video/Point Cloud:
Modern-day St. Paul’s Cathedral gradually overlaid with WWII bombing scenes.
VR Scene:
Experience the resilience of Londoners during air raids, exploring shelters and destroyed streets.
4. A Walk Along the River Thames (1800s)
360 Video/Point Cloud:
Film a modern riverside walk, such as near the Tower of London or South Bank.
Add point-cloud overlays of 19th-century boats, warehouses, and dock workers loading goods.
VR Scene:
Step into the riverside during the Industrial Revolution, where you can explore the docks, interact with ships, or listen to workers’ conversations about trade and goods.
5. Victorian London Street (Late 19th Century)
360 Video/Point Cloud:
Begin with a 360-degree video showing the modern-day street.
A narrator introduces the era, describing the hustle and bustle of the Victorian streets.
VR Scene:
Narrow cobblestone streets with gas lamps flickering in the fog, rows of Victorian houses, and storefronts displaying goods.
In the first week we started to gather evnet ideas about the events that cloud be used inside our project.